First of all there is alwalys one fact. You need to go to doctor.

The all you read on internet is side knowledge. You need to trust firstly doctor’s words.

Yes, birth control pills (oral contraceptives) can improve acne in women.

Though typically safe and effective, birth control pills for acne (combination estrogen-progestin pills) aren’t for everyone. Side effects can include headache, breast tenderness, nausea, weight gain, breakthrough bleeding and a slightly increased risk of blood clots.

Talk to your doctor about how your health history and age may affect your risks with birth control pills for acne.

Don’t take birth control pills for acne if you:

• Are pregnant or trying to get pregnant
• Haven’t reached puberty
• Are over age 35 and smoke
• Have a history of migraines
• Have high blood pressure and vascular disease
• Have a history of heart disease
• Have a history of breast cancer, undiagnosed abnormal uterine bleeding or liver disease
• Have a history of blood clots

• Switch To A Clarifying Shampoo: A regular shampoo may not wash out the excess oil and product buildup. Switching to a clarifying shampoo can help. These shampoos wash out the product buildup and grease effectively from the scalp and the hair strands.
• Use A Light Conditioner: Use a conditioner that is light and not heavy (like a cream). Those with low-porosity hair can apply the conditioner from halfway the hair length to the tips.
• Consult A Dermatologist: Talk to a dermatologist/hair care specialist if you have hormonal problems. An expert can help you get to the root cause of your problem.
• Avoid Washing Your Hair Daily: Washing your hair daily may only make it oilier. You can wash your hair once every two days to let your hair breathe and be free of product buildup.
• Clean Your Hair Brush: Cleaning your hair brush ensures you do not end up distributing the grease throughout your hair. Clean your hair brush once or twice a week.
• Avoid Excess Hair Styling: Avoid using hair sprays, mousse, creams, dry shampoos, thermoprotectants, or hair serums too frequently.
• Eat Healthy: Consume food with little or no oil. Eat green veggies, root vegetables, fruits, plant and animal sources of protein, and almonds. Avoid consuming oily and fried foods like fries, fried chicken, chips, etc.
• Use Cold Water For The Final Rinse: After a regular hair wash (you may use lukewarm water), rinse your hair with water at room temperature. The cool water will seal the hair cuticles and keep the scalp oils from penetrating the hair strands.

Conclusion

Oily and greasy hair is a common problem. Changing one’s lifestyle, dietary, and styling habits can help resolve the issue. But should your condition persist, visit a doctor. They may help diagnose any underlying medical condition that could be causing your hair to go too oily.

Yes, there is a bit more nuance to brushing your hair than going straight at it with the hairbrush/comb of your choice every morning. After all, knots and tangles are a major cause of hair breakage. Here’s what you need to do:

Detangle In The Shower

Detangle your hair in the shower with a wide-toothed comb while there’s conditioner in it. This is when your hair is soft and malleable, thus making it easier and less painful to detangle it.

Use A Boar Bristle Brush Or Wide-Toothed Comb

If you have been using a round brush or metal brush to detangle your hair, you need to stop right away. These brushes are meant to be used when you are blow-drying your hair. For everyday use, opt for a boar bristle brush, wide-toothed comb, or stagger toothed comb to remove the knots and tangles from your hair.

Detangle From The Ends To The Scalp

You may not know this, but detangling your hair from the roots to the ends can create more knots and ultimately lead to more breakage. The correct way to go about it is to start a few inches above the ends and brush downwards, slowly working your way up to the scalp.

Brush Your Hair:

Brushing your hair at least twice or thrice a day helps improve blood circulation. It also helps the nutrients to reach the hair follicles. This makes your hair healthier and shinier.

Use An Oil Treatment:

An oil treatment works well for dull, rough, and shiny hair. Oil helps retain moisture and makes hair soft and shiny. Use coconut or almond oils twice a week. Massage it over your scalp in a circular motion. Leave it on for 30-45 minutes and rinse.

Use A Hair Mask:

Applying a hair mask at least once a week can do wonders for your hair. A hair softening, hydrating, and nourishing mask can improve your hair shine. You can use ingredients from your kitchen (more about it later) or buy a hair mask.

Change Your Shampoo:

Are you using the right shampoo for your hair? Different shampoo formulations suit different hair types. Using an oil-controlling shampoo on rough and dry hair can turn it frizzy and Your hair may suffer if you use a shampoo that does not suit its type. Try changing your shampoo and see if your hair responds well to it.

Use Warm And Cold Water:

Using only warm water can make your hair dry, while using only cold water can make your hair stiff. But using lukewarm water to shampoo your hair and cold water for the final rinse can soften hair and enhance its shine. Lukewarm water opens up the cuticles and washes away the dirt. Cold water (water at room temperature) close the cuticles, seals hair moisture, and prevents frizz.

Avoid Frequently Heat Styling:

Frequently using a blow dryer, straightener, or a curling iron can make your hair extremely dry and strip away the natural shine. Avoid heat styling too frequently. You may instead use heat-free styling like curling rollers. Keratin treatments could also be a good option.

Protect Your Hair At Night:

Sleeping with your hair open at night causes friction with the pillow and may make your hair dull. You can bun or braid your hair or wear a satin cap while you sleep at night.

Be Careful With Hair Dyes:

Coloring hair is fun and adds some personality to it. However, harmful ingredients, like ammonia, could make your hair dry and rough. Hence, choose a good, ammonia-free hair color. Ask your hair-stylist to recommend good post-color shampoo and conditioner to keep your hair healthy and shiny.

Use A Hair Gloss:

A hair gloss can give you instant results. It is a hair shine-enhancer that is color-safe as well. It seals moisture, closes the hair cuticles, and makes hair softer, shinier, and frizz-free. A hair gloss can also reduce the brassy tones in bleached or blond hair color.

Use Hair Spray With A Glossy Finish: Gone are the days of hair sprays that make your hair stiff and rob off the shine. A good hair spray with a glossy finish can keep your hair in place without making it prickly to touch or dull to look at.

Use A Serum:

A hair serum not only enhances hair shine but also makes your hair silky smooth. You can use argan oil or any other serum available on the market. Apply it lightly to your hair and brush your hair before stepping out.

Drink Adequate Water:

Dehydration can also make your hair unhealthy, dry, and rough. Drink 2-3 liters of water a day to keep yourself (and your hair) hydrated.

Consume Omega-3:

You can consume omega-3 fatty acids through fatty fish, nuts, and seeds. These polyunsaturated fatty acids are extremely good for your hair health. They also rejuvenate your hair.

These are the simple ways you can make your hair shiner. You also can use hair masks weekly to make your hair shinier and glossier.

1. Dispose of hair products at the end of a year

• If you use shampoo and conditioner in the same box for more than a year, you may not be able to get efficiency. Therefore, the appearance, volume and shine of your hair may not be what you want.

2. Change your pillowcase frequently

• The pillowcase keeps oils and makeup on your face. Itching, blackheads and acne may occur on your face. Therefore, you can prevent the occurrence of skin problems by changing your pillowcase frequently.

3. Do not tear off your cuticles

• Moisturizing your nails and cuticles frequently will soften your skin and prevent you from pulling them off. You can also soften your cuticles by getting regular manicure or applying apple cider vinegar around the nails. Do not use 4 layers of makeup
• Exaggerated contours, highly defined face lines and dark drawn eyebrows completely change the natural appearance of the face and destroy your naturalness. Instead, we suggest that you love your skin and natural beauty. In 2016, the focus is now on more natural and gloss-based makeup. You can reveal your natural beauty with fewer but powerful makeup products.

5. Remove your make-up before exercising

• Unless you wear waterproof make-up, your make-up will drain significantly during exercise. Also, as we sweat, our body’s pores open and begin to receive oxygen. If you are wearing make-up in this process, the pores will be clogged and they will not be able to get the oxygen they need. This can lead to acne breakouts. Before working out, clean your skin with a powerful makeup remover.

6. Don’t play with your hair

• Putting our hands on our hair is one of our frequent beauty mistakes. In addition to spoiling the shape of our hair, it causes our hair to become oily and dirty more quickly.

7. Do not forget to apply sunscreen.

• One of the most important methods to prevent signs of aging is to wear sun protection while going outside. Too much and unprotected exposure to ultraviolet rays causes wrinkles, spots on the skin and even skin cancer.

8. Do not expose your hair to excessive processing

• Dry, damaged and broken hair is usually the result of chemical applications such as overdyeing and continuous straightening. Over-processing your hair increases the loss of keratin in the hair and damages your skin. You can make your hair more durable with proper styling and necessary care.